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Old 12-01-2010, 18:00   #115
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Re: VM to begin expanding its cable network

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Originally Posted by jungleguy View Post
These are factors that determine what towns get cabled. They have also used the canal network as a cheap way of expanding the fiber network.
British Waterways may have some input as to the 'cheap' way of expanding the fibre network using their canal network.

Would make more sense to lease the fibre that's already there, originally owned by Ipsaris who made the deal with British Waterways, then Easynet, now BSkyB.
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